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Heavily improved SystemControl and Inferno Driver.

Here’s what’s new in Ark since 9.7r2, which was the last time we talked about it: Release 10 smartphones nowadays are powerful enough to rival the PS3 and XBOX 360 and are starting to get close to original PS4 performance, well be.

Custom game launcher with built-in game categories file browser, FTP server and client, modernized look and more.

You can use an image from any hardware version or region, although mismatching game.

Minimalistic: only 6 files installed on PSP flash, CFW extensions are installed on memory stick. A BIOS ROM image is required to to start the emulator and to play games.

Compatible with all PS Vita models on firmware 2.10 and up.

Compatible with all PSP models on firmwares 6.60 and 6.61.

Plugin support for PSP games, PSX games and VSH (XMB), including per-game plugins.

Popcorn controller for custom PS1 games.

Inferno driver Version 2 compatible with ISO, CSO, ZSO, JSO and DAX format.

Core system for unsigned code execution on every PSP device based on 6.60 kernel.

It comes with impressive features (from the readme): That’s where ARK comes into play, being a custom firmware that works for both the PSP and the PS Vita.

And the same remains true on the PS Vita: As the Vita has a full fledged PSP emulator embedded, it is possible (and recommended!) to install a PSP Custom Firmware on the PS Vita. Port of Xroar, an emulator of Dragon32/64 and Tandy Coco home computer. Port of ColEm, a ColecoVision video game system emulator for PSP.

Port of Ulrich Doewich's Caprice32, an emulator of Amstrad CPC home computer series for PSP. Running a Custom firmware on the PSP turned a decent console into an insane beast. Port of BeebEm, a BBC Micro emulator, for PSP. It had a striving community, and a lot of developers pushed it to its limit, in particular with emulators that achieved incredible performance for those days (ok, I won’t pretend it’s the best way to play emulators nowadays though, but it still works great for older generation consoles such as the NES, SNES, GBA…). The three main advantages of this are: Saves time by loading the application directly, rather than having to use XexLoader to browse the file tree and find the executable. The PSP is one of the best homebrew devices. QuickBoot allows you to build 'short cut' LIVE containers that will allow you to launch applications directly from NXE. ARK, the Custom Firmware for PSP (compatible with both PSP/Vita) has been back in activity (thanks to Acid_Snake) for about a year now, and is regularly getting new updates.